LIMEHURST TIMES AUTUMN TERM 2017

Dear Parents/Carers

Welcome to our end-of-term newsletter. I write to you feeling very buoyed having just seen our students perform magnificently in our wonderful production of High In this issue: School Musical. It was just was needed at the end of a busy term!

Since I last wrote to you, we have seen one year group leave and a new year group Keystage 4 News arrive. I’d like to say a big well done to our Year 7 cohort who arrived in September. They have settled in brilliantly, and impressed us all with their attitude to learning. Y11 Exams I must take this opportunity to mention our students’ fantastic GCSE results MFL last summer. Their results meant that Limehurst was ranked 4th out of the 37 Music secondary schools in , and also confirmed our position as the highest achieving school in Charnwood. We are above national average in every ADT headline measure, and well above average in many. I believe this to be a wonderful achievement for our school, and is a hugely merited reward for all of Sports the hard work that we do on a daily basis. You can learn more about our exam results by going to www.limehurst.org.uk and selecting School Information and Student Support then Performance. Also on that page are guides to help you understand new GCSE English grades and other accountability measures. Room 10 Elsewhere in this newsletter, you will find term dates for the rest of this year and also for 2018-19. Please look at these carefully when planning family holidays. Our Community Liaison term dates for 2018-19 are different to those published by Leicestershire County Council, but they are in line with all of our main feeder schools so disruption to you Useful information should be minimised. Dates for you diary Finally, a reminder that we finish at 1.15pm on Thursday 21st December. I wish all staff, students and their families a peaceful and relaxing holiday, and I look forward to seeing you on the first day of term, Monday 8th January.

Yours sincerely

Jonathan Mellor Headteacher

Achievement in a Caring Environment KEYSTAGE 4 NEWS KEYSTAGE 4 NEWS

Y10 Y11

Year tens are getting to grips with their GCSE curriculums, they It is all go for the Year elevens as they are starting to apply to their post 16 destination choices. They have completed a topic on how to manage their increased have had information sessions in their assembly time from a wide range of post 16 providers. Some work load and stand them in good stead for the coming year. students are very focused on what route they want to pursue while others are less sure, but there is plenty of advice and guidance given from school and our Independent Career Advisor. Many of the We are always looking ahead to the future for our students, so providers will also be attending the Y11 parents evening on Monday 15th January where students and career plans are considered throughout their time at Limehurst. parents can listen to the advice together. For a group of Y10 students they were able to investigate a huge range of career opportunities at the Birmingham Skills Show in November. To also prepare the students for the world of work a group of Y11 students have attended a Skills Workshop in school. The workshop was an opportunity to enable students to realise their skills and It is one of the U.K.’s largest skills shows and is divided into five areas how they can be applied to the jobs they may be interested in and identify skill gaps. Local business that focus on a particular industry sector; Construction and Logistics, volunteers came into school to discuss work related skills with them and helped students to make an Engineering and Technology, Health and Hospitality, Digital and action plan for personal development. Business, Creative and Design. Students were able to talk to experts, “have a go” and find out about jobs, courses and industries they may not have known were out there.

Y11 EXAMS

STUDENT REVIEWS

“I went to the Creative/Art demonstrations and learnt how to use computer drawing pads and watched a Y11 will be sitting their final GCSE exams in the summer. We have put together a booklet to help you textiles fashion show. It was all very informative and good fun.” support your child during the next few months.

“I am going to start researching into apprenticeship.” The Examinations section of the website has important information such as the summer timetable, rules and regulations pertaining to exams including our internal appeals procedure for controlled “I would recommend this visit for all students. It gave me some good ideas about my future”. assessments and non-exam assessments. Your child will receive a copy of their individual timetable in March. “It really started me thinking about what I want to do when I leave school”. Please encourage your child to attend revision sessions that teachers have arranged during lunch and “It was a great experience which has really helped me. I found out there were a lot of opportunities and after school. If your child needs help they should ask his/her subject teachers. different routes to careers”. If you have any exam related queries, please feel free to contact Miss Narsing.

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Y9 FRENCH THEATRE TRIP HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL

On Thursday 16th November, thirty Y9 students had the amazing opportunity to see a French play Pupils from all Year Groups really raised the bar with their two nights of performing Disney’s High at High School. This year the play was called “Les filles”. The story was about several School Music on Wednesday 6th and Thursday 7th December. Fantastic performances were delivered teenagers, who lived on the same street. The play portrayed the hectic and complicated lives of the by the whole cast. After a performance like this, we are already considering the possibilities for our teenagers and what was important to them. There was even a cameo appearance by Justin Bieber! next show.

As always, our students were very well behaved and very polite during the performance. They were a credit to the school and to their parents. The actors were French native speakers and so the students were challenged by the level of language and different French accents. Miss Cadenhead, Mr Williams and Miss Turner were very impressed with how much the students were able to understand and how positively they met the challenge. Some students even demonstrated interpreting skills as they translated parts of the play at high speed to their peers! The Y9 students felt very good about the experience and they were, understandably, proud of their linguistic skills. One student even spoke of how beneficial it was to see and hear the French language used in a new scenario.

Our thanks go to Duncan Gough, for continuing our links with Loughborough High School, allowing our students to be a part of this invaluable experience and for always making us feel so welcome. CLASS BAND Miss Cadenhead MFL Department 7BN and 7CW have been taking part in the class band project for the Autumn Term. Pupils within these forms have been specialising in a number of woodwind and brass instruments and performed to the rest of their year group of Monday December 11th. After this date, 2 more Y7 forms will start their project. It is hoped that some of these students will take up their instrument, have lessons and join our school band.

CONCERT

December 13th saw our end of term concert. The Loughborough Schools’ Area Orchestra entertained us with familiar tunes including ‘Skyfall’, ‘Merry Christmas Everybody’, ‘Walking in the Air’, and ‘I Know Him So Well’. Our newly formed Steel Band performed two Christmas pieces and our recently reformed Hand bell group took part in their first school performance. In addition, the audience were entertained by several short pieces by the Limehurst School Band as well as numerous duets and solo items that demonstrated how talented our pupils are.

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EXCELLENCE IN ART: THIS TERM’S ‘WOW WALL’ HAS BEEN STEM VISIT TO LOUGHBOROUGH UPDATED! UNIVERSITY

Each term, a selection of outstanding work is presented within Art Y9 students have been involved in a STEM to showcase and inspire! This particular range of work provides project run by a University Post Grad student exceptional skill in a range of differing materials. Phoebe Bonshor to promote engineering to young people. The demonstrates sophisticated pencil skills with her scissor study; project involves taking apart an angle poise Razwana Nasrin’s biro drawing shows great detail; Aminah lamp and turning it into a catapult! We were Chowdhury uses her expressive abstract portraiture skills, and Cole invited to the University to see some of their Lockwood’s funky use of polyprinting has produced this graphically engineering departments including CNC grungy print! Milling, Optical Engineering to see a visibility cloak and a wind tunnel…then we even saw a jet engine in action!

FUTURE CHEF’S: Y7 AND Y8 CAN GCSE – FOOD PREPARATION AND NUTRITION COOK! We now have Y10 and Y11 classes following the new exam Y7 & Y8 are coming towards the end course in Food Preparation and nutrition. of the 1st rotation in their Food and Nutrition lessons, they have learnt The Y10 students have been looking at protein’s about the Eatwell guide and the functions and characteristics. This has led them tonow nutrients that keep them healthy, along understanding the terms “denaturation” and coagulation”. with a range of cooking skills to help They were able to practically demonstrate these functions them make an assortment of sweet when they added acid (lemon juice) to protein (double and savoury dishes. cream) for a lemon tart; the acid denatured the protein molecules which then took up more space and coagulated together. Cleaver stuff, cleaver students!

TEXTILES: ALL CHANGE!

Our new Textiles teacher and Head of ADT Mrs McGillan, brought new projects for Limehurst pupils to enjoy… The Y11 students have started their first None Exam Assessment; this requires them to Y7 have been looking at a Science based skill-building project focusing on cells, investigate the action of gluten formation and Y8 have been enjoying links to food by creating yummy fabric doughnuts! when making different types of dough. Y9 have been focussing on links to Personal Development and creating stitched self-portraits, whilst KS4 have started to take flight… Students had to write their own hypothesise, to predict what they …with a butterflies and moths theme that will end in spectacular Textile sculptures! thought would happen. Lots of different investigations were taking place, with an interesting array of outcomes.

6 Achievement in a Caring Environment Achievement in a Caring Environment 7 TABLE TENNIS: LIMEHURST BOYS SMASH THEIR WAY TO 4TH AND 5TH AT COUNTY CHAMPION- SPORTS NEWS SPORTS NEWS SHIPS.

Our Y9 and Y11 boys’ teams competed in the Leicestershire Table Tennis championships in early November. These were held at Judgemeadow school in Leicester. Both teams qualified for this event by winning the Charnwood event back in September and therefore not only represented our school but also the whole Charnwood area! EX ENGLAND CRICKET COACH VISITS LIMEHURST! Our Y11 team were: Connor, Majed, Nestor and Umar. The boys finished 4th in the whole of Leicestershire! On Wednesday 29th November we had Peter and Tom Moores visit the school. Peter is a former England cricket coach and Our Y9 team were: Junayd, Kieran, Mahdi and Trong. currently coaches Nottinghamshire CCC. Tom, his son, is the They finished 5th in the whole of Leicestershire! current Nottinghamshire wicket keeper. This is the 7th year in a row we have had teams qualify It was such a pleasure to welcome them both to our school. They for the county finals! Well done to all involved. ran an hours session with 25 Y8 and Y9 students.

Thanks so much to both Peter and Tom. A huge thanks to David Ryan (one of our exam moderators) who actually got Peter and Tom to agree to come in. ENGLAND V GREECE BASKETBALL TRIP

Mr Robinson and PE staff took 50 students to watch Great Britain play Greece in a World Cup qualifier on Friday 24th November. The game was full of end to end drama. GB trailed by 10 points with 68 seconds remaining but came back tie the contest and force overtime. In overtime there were some amazing plays and GB lost the game to an amazing 3 pointer from Greece with only 3.4 seconds on the clock!

Final score: GB 92 - Greece 95.

GB then went on to play Estonia away and lost 73-70. They must win their next two games (both away) against Israel and Greece in February.

INDOOR ROWERS CRUISE INTO COUNTY GAMES COMPETITION! Thanks to all students who came- you were amazing and a pleasure to be with. Thanks to Mr Robinson for organising the trip and to PE staff for giving up there evening to take our students! On Monday November 27th our Y9 and Y11 teams took part in the Charnwood and North West Leicestershire Indoor rowing event. This was held at . BBC Article: Basketball World Cup qualifying: Great Britain lose thriller in overtime to Greece http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/basketball/42119400 Our teams put in a great performance and special mention must go to Yuri (Y9), Fabihah (Y11) and Nestor (Y11) who competed in the gruelling individual races. FIXTURES Our year 11 team came 2nd overall and will go on to represent North Charnwood at the Leicestershire School Games event later this academic year (date TBC). We have had an awesome year so far with fixtures! Our football and netball teams played their matches before half term and put in some good performances. We have had basketball fixtures since and Our crews were: continue to do so up to Christmas. It is always a pleasure to take Limehurst students to fixtures as they are always the best behaved teams at Y11 boys- Gustavo, Leigh, Morgan and Nestor. tournaments. Y11 girls- Fabihah, Molly, Tasfia, Amelie (Y10) and Anya (Y10). Y9 boys- Abdul, Anderson, Imtiyaz, Yuri. There is more information available on the school web site.

This is the second year running that we have had a crew go on to represent Charnwood at the Thanks to everyone who has played for a school team this year! Have a lovely Christmas break and see you in Leicestershire School Games. 2018!

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In November we held a workshop run by the Youth Offending Service for some Y10 and Y11 students. SENTENCE COMPETITION AUTUMN 2017 The purpose of the day was to raise awareness of the dangers of knife crimes, anti- social behaviours, and drug and alcohol abuse and prison life. The students engaged really well and we look forward to This term we continued with our weekly writing competition between tutor groups in each year. Each offering further workshops during the academic year. week on a Monday a sentence was distributed to all the tutor groups. Their task as a form was to improve the sentence by adding ambitious adjectives, adverbs or connectives. All members of the We held a Health Fayre in school on the 5th December in school for our Y10 students. Visitors came winning tutor groups received an extra point. The form members in each year group winning the into school from Healthy Together School Nursing Service and Twenty Twenty. The students took part competition the most number of times received a small prize as a reward for their hard work. in various activities covering: Smoking, sexual health, body image, drugs and alcohol, online safety and child sexual exploitation. The sessions were extremely useful and the feedback from the students was Examples of the sentences from the winning forms have been: very positive. 7GI Encapsulating everything as far as the eye could see; fierce, unforgiving frost attacked Student support continue to arrange interventions for students who wish to receive extra support in with vengeance. school. These include appointments with the school counsellor and school nurse, 1-2-1 sessions with 8AC Flowers withered in the dampness; petals danced with the wind whilst wildlife huddled student support, Twenty/Twenty mentors and youth workers. We continue to support those students for warmth. identified as Young Carers and can refer for help from family support workers where required. 9JO An ambush of the sun; glimmers of light pierced through a dismal, gloomy, grey mist. 10CK A frail icy sheet of frost blanketed the fields in an ocean of sparkling white. Mrs Featonby 11HO Tempestuous clouds rumbled, exposing volatile fissures of electricity - carving through Student Support Team the sky; furious anger incarnate.

We encourage your child to read extensively as this will inevitably improve their writing skills.

Mrs R Chauhan Head of EAL

LIMEHURST BUDDIES In November we held a workshop run by the Youth Offending Service for some Y10 and Y11 students. The purpose of the day was to raise awareness of the dangers of knife crimes, anti- social Our Buddy System, set up primarily to enable a smoother transition for new pupils commencing at Limehurst behaviours, and drug and alcohol abuse and prison life. The students engaged really well and we look Academy is a great success. We would like to thank the following students for their fantastic work this term in helping the students to integrate quickly into their new school environment: forward to offering further workshops during the academic year. Proma Roy (7BN) We held a Health Fayre in school on the 5th December in school for our Y10 students. Visitors came Aiden Severn (8AC) into school from Healthy Together, School Nursing Service and Twenty Twenty. The students took Hari Kitching (8PI) part in various activities covering: Smoking, sexual health, body image, drugs and alcohol, online Abbie Hastings (8CA) safety and child sexual exploitation. The sessions were extremely useful and the feedback from the Lauren Heath (9HI) students was very positive. Raluca Buhus (10CK)

Student support continue to arrange interventions for our students with the School Counsellor, Mrs R Chauhan School Nurse, 1-2-1 sessions, Twenty/Twenty mentors, Youth workers and family support workers Head of EAL where required.

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ROOM 10 COMMUNITY LIAISON TEAM

THE FRIENDSHIP PROGRAMME We have had a very successful start to the new academic year, and have enjoyed working This term ‘The Friendship Programme’ has been a great success for a number of Y8 pupils. The with our existing parents as well as getting to know our new parents. programme aims to build confidence and self-esteem, develop social communication and promote building positive friendships. This term the group of pupils who have been involved have Next term you are invited to join us at our Coffee Mornings and Afternoon tea session. been absolutely fantastic! They have totally thrown themselves into the activities and challenges in the weekly sessions and it has been amazing to watch them grow in confidence and self-esteem. It’s Dates are:- been an absolute pleasure to work with these pupils, who have made us smile and laugh every week! Tuesday 9th January 9:00 - 10:00 Tuesday 23rd January 9:00 - 10:00 Well done! Tuesday 6th February 9.00 - 10:00 Tuesday 20th February 4.30 - 5:30 Mrs Bassford & Miss Barnsdale Tuesday 13th March 9:00 - 10:00

Parents are also invited to join us on a Thursday morning 9:00 -11:00 for a sewing/craft session. Both Sam and Lisa will be available for those who need information or support. There will also be a tutor present to assist with these sessions.

Three First Aid Sessions are being offered to parents on:- YEAR 7 FUN TIME Wednesday 24th January 9:00 - 11:00 This term a group of Y7s taken part in the ‘Fun Wednesday 31st January 9:00 - 11:00 time’ course. The pupils who have taken part Wednesday7th February 9:00 - 11:00 have really shown great enthusiasm and have developed their social and friendship skills We wish you all a very Happy Christmas and all good things in 2018. through discussions, activities and games!

Miss Barnsdale SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT KINDNESS ADVENT CALENDAR Well done to the pupils who have taken the Over the summer, Phase 3 of the roof repairs was completed - this was to remove, clean, repair and ‘Kindness advent calendar’ challenge! They replace our slate roof at the front of Limehurst and replace the ridge tiles - this was paid for by a CIF have to complete a kind activity for every (Condition Improvement Fund) bid from the ESFA and will prolong the life of the building. We will day in December until we break up for the be submitting further bids this month for Phase 4 of the roof (rear end of the school) and Fire Risk holidays! Challenges can be in school or at improvements to doors, internal glazing etc. home during the weekends and include: holding the door open for someone, doing Also ongoing at the moment is the building of an extension to the Sports Hall changing facilities and something helpful in a lesson, being helpful an adjoining PE classroom. This is in the final stages now and should be open and running for the start at home, spending some time with someone of term in January 2018. We are constantly trying to improve our facilities and environment for our who is lonely and Picking up some litter that students. wasn’t theirs! Well done for taking the chal- lenge and keep the kindness going in the New Year! Mrs Hutson-Goater School Business Manager Mrs Coulstock & Miss Barnsdale

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GOVERNORS USEFUL INFORMATION

BREAKFAST CLUB FOR ALL STUDENTS Wow! Hasn’t this first term gone by quickly! During the last term and during 2018 the governing team continue to look at ways in which we can support Limehurst and its students with its We will be providing free breakfast for ALL students this term. It will be served in the Dining Room continuous improvement. As governors we have an amazing team with a vast range of skill sets, so between 8:00 and 8:30 where possible, we do try to put these to good use, for guidance and support whenever we can.

Our team are committed and passionate about your children and their success, you may see us around the academy, helping at Parents’ Evenings, visiting lessons, speaking to your children, or sometimes just being present to be amongst everyone to get a feel on how well Limehurst is progressing.

We are all so proud of everyone and the fantastic results in 2017. Limehurst really placed itself as one EMERGENCY INHALERS of the best Academies in Leicestershire. Our goals as the governing team are to help and evaluate the Academy’s continual improvements and ensure your child gets the best education that the Limehurst We hold emergency Salbutamol inhalers in school for use by pupils who have a diagnosis of asthma, if can offer. their own inhaler is empty or they have forgotten it.

We have a number of challenges, especially with budgets, however, Limehurst and the governors If you wish for your child to be able to use the emergency inhaler please ask for a letter from reception remain fully committed to delivering the best lessons and activities that serves your child’s needs. so that we are aware. If your child should have to use the emergency inhaler then you will be notified.

If anyone has any ideas or would like to contribute towards our governing team we would love to hear Mrs B Parr from you. So do get in touch! First Aid Officer

Amanda Daly Chair of Governors SCHOOL UNIFORM SHOP

Students are able to purchase School Uniform from the Uniform shop on Tuesday and Thursday mornings during breaktime.

Do you want to find out more about Training to Teach in a SECONDARY School Direct Programme?

The North Charnwood Learning Partnership (NCLP) School Direct teacher training programme is now in its 5th year.

We deliver excellent training for graduates or those wishing to change careers and are very proud that 100% of our students successfully gain employment. CONTACT DETAILS We offer secondary teacher training in English, Maths, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, History, Geography, Social Sciences, PE and MFL. It is very important that you inform school of any new contact telephone numbers or addresses. These details need to include a primary and secondary contact. If you want to find out more about the application process, gaining experience in school or would like to sign up for a school taster morning, please contact Debbie Shatford: In the event of your child suffering an accident or not feeling well we may need to w: www.limehurst.org.uk/schooldirect 9-263444 contact you urgently. e: [email protected]

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Limehurst offers a free and completely confidential counselling service for any of its students who Qualifying benefits: feel they would benefit from such a service. The counsellors used are fully trained, and not school staff, so confidentiality is assured. If you get any of the following support payments your child may be entitled to receive free school meals: • Income Support If you would like any further information, please contact the school and speak with the Student Support Team. • Income-based Jobseekers Allowance • Income-related Employment and Support Allowance Mrs K Brierley Student Support Manager • Support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 • The guaranteed element of State Pension Credit • Child Tax Credit (provided you’re not also entitled to Working Tax Credit and have an annual gross income of no more than £16,190) POLICY ON DETENTIONS • Working Tax Credit run-on - paid for 4 weeks after you stop qualifying for Working Tax Credit

I am sure most of you are aware that the Department for Education has removed the need for • Universal Credit schools to give parents 24-hours notice of after-school detentions. Students who receive a qualifying benefit in their own right are also allowed to receive free school meals. As has always been the case, we reserve the right to keep pupils for up to 10 minutes at the end of school to discuss minor breaches of the school behaviour policy. Please rest assured that, where a Students under the compulsory school age who are in full time education may also be entitled to receive free longer detention of up to one hour may be appropriate, we would always contact you first to let you school meals. know. NO OTHER BENEFITS QUALIFY FOR FREE SCHOOL MEALS Mr J Mellor Headteacher How do I apply? E-mail:[email protected] Apply via telephone: 0116 3056588 or 0116 3057093 BEHAVIOUR TO/FROM SCHOOL Fax: 0116 3055785 or contact on 01509 263444

Behaviour in school has been judged as Outstanding by OFSTED in their last two visits, and visitors to the school routinely comment on the calm, learning atmosphere. PUPIL PREMIUM PLUS We are very proud of this, and also of our community relations, so I am disappointed to have to report that we still – very occasionally - receive some complaints of anti-social behaviour by our pupils on the You may be aware that previously looked-after children are eligible for Pupil Premium Plus (PPP) funding of way to and from school. So far, in each case, I have been able to identify those responsible and they £1,900 per year to promote their education. This is an acknowledgement that adverse early experiences can have been made to apologise to those reporting the incidents. have a continued significant effect on learning. Their eligibility is set out by the DfE: Pupil premium 2016 to 2017: conditions of grant, 31 March 20173.2 Children adopted from care or who have left care Please remind your child of their responsibilities while travelling to and from school, particularly if they are using public transport. The pupil premium for 2016 to 2017 includes pupils recorded in the January 2016 school census and alternative provision census who were looked after by an English or Welsh local authority immediately before being adopted, or who left local authority care on a special guardianship order or child arrangements order Mr J Mellor (previously known as a residence order). These are collectively referred to as post-LAC in these conditions of Headteacher grant.

In order for schools to be allocated the funding, the children need to have been included on the January STAY IN TOUCH census as “previously looked-after”. Not all adoptive parents/special guardians are aware of this. Some may be reluctant to pass on this information and may need to be reassured it will be handled sensitively. With this in It’s now easy for parents/carers to have access to all current news/information from Limehurst via mind, we suggest you include the paragraphs below (or similar) on your school website or in a newsletter, to our Weekly Newsletter, e-mailed out to parents (please ensure that we have your up-to-date email encourage parents to register their children, so that funding can be accessed and used in the best interests of address), our website (www.limehurst.org.uk) and on Twitter (@LimehurstAc) their children. Please note, the PPP funding for previously looked-after children goes directly to schools. The Virtual School only administers the PPP for children in care.

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PARENTS EVENING

Y11 Monday 15 January 2018 Y9 Monday 29 January 2018 Y8 Monday 19 March 2018 Y7 Monday 30 April 2018

RESIDENTIAL TRIPS

Y7 London Trip to see ‘Wicked’ 8 Januaury 2018 Y8 PGL Trip Caythorpe Court 5 March 2018 Y9 & Y10 Berlin Trip 8 July 2018

2018-19 TERM DATES

SPRING TERM

School Opens Monday 8 January 2018 Mid-Term Break Monday 12 to Friday 16 February 2018 School Closes Friday 23 March 2018

SUMMER TERM

School Opens Monday 9 April 2018 May Day Bank Holiday Monday 7 May 2018 Mid-Term Break Monday 28 May to Friday 1 June 2018 School Closes Friday 13 July 2018

AUTUMN TERM

School Opens Wednesday 29 August 2018 Mid-Term Break Monday 22 to Friday 26 October 2019 School Closes Friday 21 December

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